GLEN JOHNSON: Real Life GTA | Heists, Prison & International Smuggling (EXCLUSIVE GUEST)

From stealing bikes on the streets… to international smuggling, this is a REAL life story that sounds like something straight out of GTA.In this episode, we sit down with Glen Johnson for an exclusive, no-filter conversation about a life that spiraled deeper and deeper into crime.What started as small-time theft quickly turned into something much bigger. Motorbikes, cars, cash machine robberies, travel agent hits… and eventually operating on an international level.Glen opens up about youth prison, doing time, getting released and going straight back into the game, each time on a bigger scale. This isn’t glorified… it’s raw, honest and shows just how far things can go when you’re stuck in that cycle.This story is levels above what most people have heard before and this is the first time it’s being told like this.We will see you on the other side.Important InformationThis page contains affiliate links. If you sign up through these links, The Terry Stone Connection may earn a commission at no additional cost to you.All offers are subject to terms and conditions. Please check the operator's website for full details before signing up.Gambling should be fun and not a way to make money.Please gamble responsibly.18+ only.If you need support, visit: GambleAware Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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